Mystery ridge passage solves Nat Nameless cattle vanishings
Sheriff Selwood and the mysterious stranger Smith uncover a wind blowing from a hidden underground corridor behind a canyon wall. Their trek reveals a prehistoric passage linking to Mystery Ridge and possible routes for Kate Cathrew and her riders. Fair vows to pursue justice while backing off to warn the town.
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Smith
Blue Stone Canyon
Selwood
Fair
Little Blue
Fir
Nuance
Sonny
Dirk
Provine
Nance Allison
Falr
Scott
Diamond
Watt
Mystery Ridge
Kate Cuthrew
Maarston
Bair
Steers
Price Selwood
Kate Cathrew
Light on the Sheriff to Shadows Chapter XIV
Nance resumes a cautious routine at the homestead as Fair visits regularly. Hope wanes after deeper danger, but Nance's resolve stiffens with Fair and Sheriff Selwood as sources of courage. The Rainbow cliff glints in the night while their effort to guard the crops and home continues despite fatigue and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwood
Kate
Nuance
God
Falr
Nance
Tong
Kentucky Hills
Hved
Missouri
Kym
Rainbow Cliff
Fair
Nance Allison
Sonny
Nancé
Brand Fulr
Allison
Bud
Fatr
Sky Line
Brand Fair
Dog's Right to Choose Master Puts Lon don Court to Test
A London court heard a case where a dog owner sued a neighbor for harboring the pet. The defense argued that a dog with an instinct for certain people may not require communication with the owner if the dog favors another person. The judge fined the neighbor $10 for keeping the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Soft answer and gentle inquiry defuse anger in dispute
A proverb style note emphasizes restraint with words. It highlights how a kind reply and a calm question can slow rising tempers, reduce hostility, and pave the way for constructive dialogue.
Montana Game Commission Ends Meeting With Policy Steps
The Montana game commission approved preliminary steps toward a state game farm and a fairer plan for distributing game fish from state hatcheries. It authorized government elimination of the elk herd on the bison range and confirmed 20 deputy game wardens. Several sections were closed to protect sharp tailed grouse and prairie chickens in Powell and Missoula counties, plus areas drained by the Big Blackfoot and Missoula rivers, and the Jocko river region including Horseman Flat lake and Bad Canyon creek.
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Bison Range
Montana Game Commission
Powell
Missoula Counties
Big Blackfoot River
Sheep Shearing Gains Pace in Rosebud County
Rosebud county drives a busy shearing season with rain delays, wool quality above average, and heavy fleeces. Ingemar clips average 11 pounds per sheep, countywide averages near nine pounds, over 100000 sheep slated for the season, with about 5000 head at Tago and most of the clip under contract at prices around AO cents per pound.
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Rosebud
Ingemar
Tago
Golden Valley Plans Fair Exhibit at Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Galden Valley county advisory panel decided to stage fair exhibits aligned with the Midland fair in Billings this fall. The move aimed to showcase local displays and speed up the exhibition process.
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Golden Valley Plans Fair
Aton
Galden Valley
Beard
Rygate
Cralden Valley
Midland
Billings
Billinges
Bitter Root Valley Berry Harvest Seen Large This Year
Valley expects a large berry crop with 16 cartloads shipping to markets in the Punkotas Nebraska and dows early in July for sale.
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Punkotas
Nebraska
Dows
Elevator Project Planned for Forsyth Grain Trade
The Yellowstaune Ehovictor compuings will begin building a new grain elevator at Forsyth to be ready for the fall crop, addressing storage needs for the upcoming season.
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Forsyth
Valley county farm women organize poultry scheme
Farm women in Valley county launch a cooperative egg shipment program to Butte markets. Success noted in Shamrock and West Cache Creek communities with Mrs. P W Frost and Mrs. Albert Tinney directing efforts. Contact with Butte market established at last winter egg show.
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Valley County
Butte
Shamrock
West Cache Creek
PW. Frost
Albert Tinney
Étare
Gopher Eradication Shows Gains in Madison County
Strychnine treated grain used in Madison county gopher control this spring reduced damage in areas with the heaviest rodent populations and where poisoning campaigns were strongest.
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Madison County
Valley farms valued at eight million eight hundred fifteen thousand
Golden Valley county encompasses 492 farms totaling 8 815 000 in land and buildings as of January 1 1925 per the department of commerce figures.
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Golden Valley County
Department of Commerce
Dawson County Hog Shipments Exceed 150 Carloads in 1925
More than 150 carloads of hogs were shipped from Dawson county in the year ending April 30, 1925. Reports show nearly all shipments went to Spokane and coast points rather than to the Twin Cities.
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Dawson County
Spokane
Coast Points
Richland farmers seek East trip for dairy cattle
Assisted by a financial arrangement with the Agricultural Credit Corporation farmers of Richland county plan to send a representative back east to select a carload of purebred Holsteins and milking Shorthorns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Farmers of
Richland County
US Crop and Livestock Output Rises by 56 Million
The combined value of crop and livestock production in the United States last year totaled 812.404 billion dollars, up from 12.348 billion in 1923 by 56 million dollars.
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United States
Crop Output for Powder River Rails Growth Report
Comparative figures from commerce show Powder River county crop output rising. Oats increased from 112,230 to 345 bushels last year, corn climbed from 1,600 to 42,150 bushels, wheat from 2,867 to 89,897, flax seed from zero to 4,500 bushels, and hay reached 43,185 tons, nearly quadrupling since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder River
Powder River County
Departments of Commerce
Miles City Region Crops Reported In Fine Shape
Miles City area farmers face a strong prospect for a good harvest says F. Farmer Williams an attorney stockman and farmer. He argues Montana offers superior profits and cheaper land making it ideal for modest means to begin farming and clear debts with cash balance after harvest.
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Miles City Region
Williams
Miles City
Montana
Union
Equity Elevator Co operative Declares June Profit
The Equity Elevator Co operative association of Wolf Point reports a net profit of 12 441 51 dollars for its June meeting. Grain and other articles handled are allocated as follows Wheat 218 888 bushels durum 1 144 flax 14 164 oats 14 710 flour 66 800 pounds and twine 24 088 pounds.
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Equity Elevator Co-operative Association of
Wolf Point
Blaine County Farmers Test Grasses for Best Results
In Blaine county farmers, with the county extension office, grow brome grass western rye grass crested wheat grass sweet clover and mixtures to identify which grass performs best under local conditions.
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Blaine County
Charlo Fair Sept 22 Exhibits at Mlathead and Polson
Prize exhibits announced for the Charlo Fair on September 22 at the Mlathead project exhibit and the Lake Normity fair at Polson. First prize of Sadcash offered at Polson for the best competing Hooth and the SPQ cup beds offered by Beckwith Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Charlo Tset
Othe Beckwith
New Wool House at Terry Bucks Terry Milwauke
New wool house at Terry in Milwaukee recently completed. Building extends about fifty feet with a total capacity of wool and heavy freight storage. Design aims to meet current shipper demand and will serve as a wool house and general storage facility.
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Terry
Milwaukee
County Agents Discuss Outreach Plans at Miles City Conference
County agents from eastern Montana met at Miles City to map information outreach for farmers. The plan covers guiding planting activities, notifying intent, and data on world conditions affecting supply and demand, plus actions on dairy poultry vegetables and staple crops.
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Miles City
Montana
County stockmen push heifer spaying drive in Montana
In Prairie County demonstrations at Fallon Flat and Cabin Creek more than 150 heifers were spayed and 22 men were trained. The Montana Extension Service promotes spaying as a higher return practice as county farmers adopt the method.
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Prairie County
Fallon Flat
Cabin Creek
Montana
Rygate Farmers Plan Cooperative Turkey Shipments
The Rygate Farmers' union has perfected a county turkey association and plans a cooperative shipment of turkeys from Rygate this fall. Last year the group shipped two carloads of fancy dressed turkeys that topped the market and fetched high prices. This year they aim to ship at least four carloads of dressed birds.
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Rygate Farmers’ Union
Rygate
Seed potato production tests in Hill county
Farmers and Montana Experiment Station collaborate near Havre at Fort Assinni boine to test Bliss Triumph seed varieties Better and Sharpless for Hill county potato production this year.
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Hill County
Montana Experiment Station
Fort Assinniboine
Havre
Bliss Triumph
Anthrax Outbreak Halts Spread in Sheridan County Cattle
An anthrax outbreak in a Sheridan County herd killed nine cattle but state and federal veterinarians acted quickly to contain the disease. Their prompt intervention prevented further losses and halted spread.
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Sheridan County
Sugar beet acreage leads Valley county planting counts
Valley county totals 1001 acres of sugar beets with the largest plots planted by Richard Ewy John Etchepare and Frank Conin.
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Valley County
Richard Ewy
John Etchepare
Frank Conin
Dairymen to establish foundation Holstein stock
Peter Hoogland returned to Malta from Hallock Minnesota with a carload of pure bred Holstein cattle chosen for Philips county farmers who plan to settle in dairy work. Hoogland was selected by farmers as their representative to source stock in the east. County Agent Lantz notes a carload of pure bred Shorthorns will be shipped soon.
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Peter Hoogland
Malta
Hallock
Minn
Philips
Mr. Hoogland
Phillips County
Lantz
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Mingie Ferce
WIU
Sheriff Selwood
John Smith
Cordova
New York
Rockies
Blaine
Charlo Fair
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